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Iran and US in 'Clock War' Over Nuclear Program Amid Economic Strain
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 14 hours ago
What happened
Israeli security officials believe Iran has halted uranium enrichment, but enriched material remains in underground facilities. Both nations are engaged in a 'clock war' over Iran's nuclear program, with Iran facing economic pressure and the US concerned about inflation and elections.
- 01Iran reportedly stopped uranium enrichment, but material remains in underground sites.
- 02Israel and US have targeted Iranian nuclear facilities and key scientists.
- 03Iran's military production is limited due to sanctions and damage.
- 04Both nations are in a 'clock war' over the nuclear program.
- 05Iran faces economic pressure and potential unrest.
- 06Israel maintains high readiness for potential Iranian escalation.
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